My personal 5 pence is that they will borrow another ~£100bn to kickstart the economy in the short run, but avoid spooking the markets by (a) spending a lot of it on tax cuts/energy price relief; (ii) getting business onside by going after labour laws and environmental protections in the hope that they can win an election off the back of that and then buy another 5 years to try to clean up the mess they created or failign that, have another economic crisis to pin on Labour.
My personal 5 pence is that they will borrow another ~£100bn to kickstart the economy in the short run, but avoid spooking the markets by (a) spending a lot of it on tax cuts/energy price relief; (ii) getting business onside by going after labour laws and environmental protections in the hope that they can win an election off the back of that and then buy another 5 years to try to clean up the mess they created or failign that, have another economic crisis to pin on Labour.